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Old 07-05-2017, 01:01 PM
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Awesome Carl, thanks.

Thanks for posting those pics above.



And thank you for proving many members' points that you will always, ALWAYS refuse to help someone once you "have the cash".

Your "product" as advertised with photos on your site, up right now (UNTIL YOU PULL THEM

Look like this:











And THOSE are MSDS headers you sell/sold (who knows). And that is what I have.
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Originally Posted by Petza914

But if I did have an issue with a part from a vendor, I'd probably contact them and try to figure out the issue and try to work it out before bashing them in a public forum, especially when there are lots of cars running around with his offerings that are working just fine, but maybe that's just me.

Nah. Because you aren't around much here and don't participate you may not be aware of the engineering issues. If it makes you feel better you can believe this is an anomaly.

Much of our community knows it's not.
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http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAP...ab=AllFeedback

I fight a few angry competitors here that I will likely never satisfy, and the old rumors that they started.

Please understand many of our parts are custom. I would have no such problems at all if all we did was resell Porsche parts like others do. You need to understand "custom" and like always, strictly adhere to the specifications we set forth for any of our parts.
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You are dodging some important questions.

Did YOU buy them from MSDS or where did you get them?
How old are those headers?
What is the year of your car?

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Originally Posted by Carl Fausett
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You are dodging some important questions.

Did YOU buy them from MSDS or where did you get them?
How old are those headers?
What is the year of your car?
The important question YOU are avoiding is:

"Yes, Mr. Customer, when can I provide a shipping label to return the product for a full refund?"

THAT, carl, is the only important question YOU should be asking.

I am not dodging anything, and the fact that you, from a vendor position are going to publicly say stupid, ****-ant things like: "NEXT TIME...." just shows how far this community has allowed this to go, silently, for years.

What is the year of my car? Its an S4.

When will I expect the shipping label to return the part for the full refund?
Why did you just post a completely different picture in an effort to change the product description mid stream?
Why do the pictures show the final section of the X being rewelded in a separate angle right near the header flange?

Paypal has some awesome customer tools for dealing with vendors.
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Originally Posted by Carl Fausett
I can tell you that nobody tries harder to improve and maintain their reputation than we do. Myles, Tina and I deal personally with every order and shipment made. Our reputation on eBay where we have been selling our parts for 11 years is over 99%! That is an amazing record!
http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAP...ab=AllFeedback

I fight a few angry competitors here that I will likely never satisfy, and the old rumors that they started.

Please understand many of our parts are custom. I would have no such problems at all if all we did was resell Porsche parts like others do. You need to understand "custom" and like always, strictly adhere to the specifications we set forth for any of our parts.
No Custom does not mean "Untested, barely engineered" as you always seem to suggest.
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Quickie update on this so we can close the loop and continue to have this forum be the best original source of info on the Porsche 928.
  • I asked for a refund, and was told I would need to pay XX% restocking fee
  • I refused to abide.
  • I opened a thread and posted pictures of what was going on.
  • I decided that since I paid with Paypal, I would actually have some protections against product issues as I was seeing, so I
  • Opened a Paypal Dispute
  • Carl fought the dispute with Paypal vigorously
  • I provided evidence that the product was not fitting for what it stated it would fit for
  • I linked the website and provided pictures
  • I won the dispute with paypal and was refunded the full cost of the item and shipping charges, which basically paid for me shipping the ill-fitting part back.
  • I then bought some stainless wire and made my own part while on my back in the driveway to connect the headers to the stock exhaust for about 100 dollars. But I have a 180mig welder....
  • I will probably buy a corvette if Hacker doesn't dissuade me.
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I did buy a corvette.
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Congrats on your new ride Brendan
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Brendan, which C7 do you have?

Any Corvette C5 and up are excellent cars!
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Brendan, which C7 do you have?

Any Corvette C5 and up are excellent cars!
First I bought a c7 z51 and then got a 2016 z06. Both m7.
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then got a 2016 z06. Both m7.
I didn't know you got a Z06 - how are you liking it??

Do you drive it with the nannies on?
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Love it. Don’t need man other cars except for if I need more seats.
I find that I drive with just the TC off in the dry. It cuts in really abruptly.
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